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{{Infobox album | <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums --> |
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| Name = [[Joaquin Rodrigo]] - Guitar Music |
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| Type = Album |
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| Cover = Cover Rodrigo.jpg |
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| Released = 4 March 1996 |
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| Recorded = [[Eschen]] & [[Zirl]] 1995 |
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| Genre = [[Guitar music|Classical Guitar]] |
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| Length = 52:16 |
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| Label = [http://www.tyrolis.com/index.php?main_page=index&typefilter=music_genre&music_genre_id=32 Tyrolis Music] (A) <br> [http://www.tonstudio.li/referenzliste.htm Tyrolis Classic] (FL) |
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| Producer = [[Rene Wanger]] |
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| Notable_instruments = [[Jose L. Romanillos]] |
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| Last album = ''[[Modern Trend of Factories for Guitar]]'' <br /> (1994) |
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| This album = '''''Joaquin Rodrigo – guitar music''''' <br /> (1996) |
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| Next album = ''[[Pavana Triste]]'' <br /> (1997) |
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The CD “Joaquin Rodrigo – guitar music" becomes one of the best selling CD in classical guitar music, highly praised by critics around the world |
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[[Leon Koudelak]], as among many in the international music scene is known as "La mano santa de la guitarra" ('the holy hand of the guitar'), released 1996 the CD “Joaquin Rodrigo – guitar music" with the major Guitar Solo Works by Joaquin Rodrigo brought him worldwide recognition. Maestro Rodrigo wrote him a letter expressing great enthusiasm after listening to his CD about his interpretation. The booklet contains the real "Life of Maestro Rodrigo" and the descriptions of each piece by [[Godelieve Monden]]. |
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==Track listing== |
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[[Joaquin Rodrigo]] (November 22, 1901 – July 6, 1999) |
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[[TRES PIEZAS ESPANOLAS]] |
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#"Fandango (Allegretto)" – 4:11 |
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#"Passacaglia (Andante)" – 6:09 |
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#"Zapadeado (Allegro)" – 2:59 |
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[[INVOCATION Y DANZA]] |
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#"Invocation (Moderato)" – 4:07 |
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#"Danza (Allegro Moderato Polo)" – 4:21 |
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[[SONATA GIOCOSA]] |
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#"Allegro Moderato" – 4:00 |
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#"Andante Moderato" – 3:37 |
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#"Allegro" – 3:39 [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=972wi0z7Ur0&list=UU-LvLwNCSyVynGIZ63-QHfQ&index=1&feature=plcp audio] |
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[[TIENTO ANTIGUO]] (Moderato) – 4:09 |
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[[EN LOS TRIGALES]] (Allegro) – 4:03 |
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[[ZARABANDA LEJANA]] (Andante quasi Adagio) – 5:41 |
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===Other=== |
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* Recording Studio : Tyrolis Studios [[Fussach]] |
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* Booklet by [[Godelieve Monden]] |
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* Engineered, Mixed and Recorded by [[Kurt Keckeis]] |
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* Mastered by [[Kurt Keckeis]] |
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* Produced by [[Rene Wanger]] and [[Elmar Gangl]] |
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* Guitar by Jose L. Romanillos "La Primogenita, 1990" |
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[[Category:1996 albums]] |
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